Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
> one can in 
> principle get bitten by global variables as well as arguments (but 
> Lisandro, Stefan and Greg would argue that the majority of the 
> None-values come from user code in Python calling Cython code

Typed global variables are not exposed to Python, so Python
code can't stick None values directly into them.

It's not so much that the "majority" of None values are assumed
to come from Python code, but that the Pyrex programmer is
assumed to know what he's doing with his own code and refrain
from misusing None. Python code, on the other hand, lives out
there beyond the pale and can't be trusted.

-- 
Greg
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